Larger Lidy Prati print sizes are not currently offered

The short answer is no, not in the standard catalogue. The longer answer depends on what you mean by larger and what you are willing to commission.

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The short answer

No. Auvrique does not currently offer Lidy Prati editions, so there are no standard larger Lidy Prati print sizes available from this house. If you need something bigger than 70x100 cm, you would be looking at a custom or extended size option from a different supplier, or waiting for a future edition. That is the honest limit.

What the catalogue actually shows

The question assumes a size range already exists and simply asks for the top end. That assumption is the first thing to correct. Auvrique does not currently carry Lidy Prati editions, so there is no ladder of sizes to climb. The 70x100 cm figure you have in mind may come from another house or from a different artist entirely. Before you shop for larger Lidy Prati print sizes, confirm which catalogue you are looking at.

If you are comparing across suppliers, the practical ceiling for an unframed poster is usually set by paper width and shipping economics rather than by the image itself. A sheet that runs past roughly 100 cm on the long side starts to cost more to ship and more to frame. That is not a secret. It is just the point where a poster stops behaving like a poster and starts behaving like a small canvas.

When larger means custom rather than catalog

If your wall needs more than 70x100 cm, the word you want is not bigger. It is custom. A custom or extended size option usually means a print house sizes the image to your wall instead of pulling from a fixed list. That can work. It also means the price is not sitting on a shelf waiting for you, and the lead time is longer than a standard order.

The risk for a price sensitive buyer is that custom sizing can quietly erase the savings you thought you were chasing. A larger sheet may need a heavier substrate, a sturdier frame, and a different shipping method. None of that is scandalous. It is just the reason the number on the page is not the whole number. Ask what the size change does to the frame and the shipping before you commit.

Before you order bigger

Confirm whether the image is available at the size you want, not just whether the shop sells the artist.
Ask whether the larger size changes the frame cost or the substrate, not just the print price.
Work out whether the shipping method changes once the sheet passes a certain width.
Decide whether a canvas edition would read better at scale than a framed poster would.

A different route if the image matters more than the name

If you are attached to the look rather than to the signature, the question shifts. You may be able to find a comparable composition in a different edition that already runs larger, or you may be able to commission a reproduction from a source that holds the rights. That is a separate decision from buying a standard print, and it is not the same as finding a hidden size in a catalogue that does not carry the artist.

A canvas edition often tolerates a larger display better than a framed poster does, because the wrapped edge removes some of the framing complexity. That does not make canvas the right answer for every room. It just makes the size question easier to solve once you stop treating the paper size as the only variable. If you want to compare formats before you decide, the choice between canvas and framed poster is worth reading on its own.

A larger sheet is not a better picture. It is a different set of costs and a different set of compromises.

Consideration	Standard catalogue size	Custom or extended size
Availability	Fixed list, if the artist is in it	Made to order, if the rights allow it
Price behavior	Sits on the page	Often rises with size and framing
Shipping	Usually straightforward	Can change once width grows
Best for	A known size that fits a known wall	A wall that does not match a standard size

Size decision at a glance

Key takeaways

Auvrique does not currently offer Lidy Prati editions, so there are no standard larger sizes to choose from here.
If you need more than 70x100 cm, you are looking at a custom or extended size option, not a hidden catalogue size.
Larger prints often change the frame cost and the shipping method, not just the print price.
A canvas edition can be easier to scale than a framed poster, but it is a different format, not a shortcut.

Related questions

Can I order a Lidy Prati print larger than 70x100 cm from Auvrique?

Not as a standard edition, because Auvrique does not currently carry Lidy Prati. If a future edition appears, the size list would be published with it. Until then, a larger size would have to come from a different supplier or from a custom commission.

What is the difference between a larger standard size and a custom size?

A larger standard size is already on the price list and ready to ship within the usual window. A custom size is made to your measurements, which usually means a longer lead time and a price that reflects the extra work. The image may be the same, but the logistics are not.

Does a bigger print always cost more to frame and ship?

Not always, but often once the sheet passes a certain width. A larger frame needs more material and more care in transit. The print price and the framing price can move separately, so it is worth asking about both before you compare numbers.

If I want a large display, should I choose canvas instead of a framed poster?

Canvas can be a simpler choice at scale because the wrapped edge reduces some framing work. It is not automatically better for every room or every image. If you are deciding between the two, compare how each format reads at the size you actually want, not at the size that is easiest to list.

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